Rotae photo causes image size change?

Hello -- So, I've taken some photos with my camera held vertically, then I import the images, and then I want to rotate them. I KNOW that this did not used to happen in earlier versions of iPhoto, but, when I rotate the image to its proper "direction," the image looks "stretched" vertically. If I rotate it back to its original way, it looks normal, but "sideways." If I try to rotate so that it looks correct, it is stretched. Does anyone know why this is happening, and how to fix it? Thank you very much.

Drag one to the desktop and see how it preforms in Peview - and any other photo editor you might have around
I've not seen this in iPhoto nor have I heard of it in any of the nearly 40 thousand iPhoto '08 posts
LN

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